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Wrestling quiz with some obscure wrestling facts of the 2000s era.
1
CM Punk made his WWE debut on their ECW show in August 1, 2006, who did he wrestle?
Justin Credible
Elijah Burke
John Morrison
Shannon Moore
19% got this right
CM Punk used the Anaconda Vice to beat Justin Credible. He would go on to win the ECW Heavyweight title.
2
Who was the last WWE Hardcore Champion?
Rob Van Dam
Jeff Hardy
Maven
Raven
33% got this right
In 2002, it was unified with the WWE Intercontinental Championship by Rob Van Dam, the final Hardcore Champion.
3
Who had the most reigns as WWE Hardcore Champion?
Raven
Big Bossman
Crash Holly
Steve Blackman
43% got this right
Raven won the title 26 times.
4
Who was commissioner William Regal's onscreen assistant?
Tajiri
Dave Taylor
Layla
Paul Burchill
23% got this right
The odd pairing had many comedic moments in WWE.
5
Who were the longest reigning WWE Tag Team Champions of the 2000s?
Paul London and Brian Kendrick
Dudley Boyz
Edge and Christian
La Résistance
28% got this right
London and Kendrick were the longest-reigning WWE Tag Team Champions from 2006–2007.
6
Who was Hurricane's biggest win against?
The Rock
"Stone Cold" Steve Austin
The Big Show
Triple H
41% got this right
Hurricane beat The Rock with a distraction from Stone Cold on March 10, 2003 episode of Raw.
7
Who did John Cena beat for his first WWE title reign?
Big Show
Carlito
Chris Jericho
JBL
31% got this right
At WrestleMania XX in March 2004, John Cena beat Big Show to win the United States title, his first title in WWE.
8
At what Pay Per View did the NWO make their debut in the WWE?
No Way Out
Armageddon
Survivor Series
Wrestlemania
40% got this right
NWO made their WWE debut at No Way Out February 17, 2002.
9
True or false, Goldberg lost a match on an episode of WWE Raw?
True
False
54% got this right
On a WWE Raw in November 17,2003 Goldberg lost to Evolution in a handicap match.
10
True or false, Hulk Hogan and Roddy Piper had their last match together in WWE during the 2000s?
True
False
33% got this right
True, Piper and Hogan wrestled their last match together at Judgement Day 2003 PPV. Hogan was wrestling as Mr. America.
